Business permit in Biñan: 2026 charter requirements and fees

Biñan fees printed in the 2026 charter

New permit: what the charter lists

Start with BPLO Form 001-2, the application form for a business permit. Then bring three photocopies of your occupancy permit and of your business name registration (or certificate of registration for a corporation, association or cooperative), a vicinity map, and three printed pictures of the business: inside, outside and front.^[2]

If you rent, add the lease contract and your lessor's business permit. If you are registered as a Barangay Micro Business Enterprise, include one copy of your BMBE certificate.^[2]

Three photocopies of most documents is a lot. Print them at home before you go; the copy shops near City Hall fill up in January.

Renewal and changes during the year

Renewal is shorter: the application form, the basis for computing your gross sales, and your lessor's business permit if you rent.^[2]

If something changes mid-year, update your permit instead of waiting for January. The charter prices a change of ownership at ₱750 and a change of business name or address at ₱200. A certificate of business status costs ₱150.^[2]

The charter does not state a renewal deadline, and we found no extensions for 2024 to 2026. The Local Government Code sets the first 20 days of January for local taxes, which the council may extend.^[3]

Paying

Register and pay through the online portal, or pay at the City Treasurer's Office. The city's 2023 charter also lists Landbank Link.BizPortal for online payment of local business tax.^[1,4]

The portal's address does not end in .gov.ph, so open it from the link on binan.gov.ph rather than from a search ad or forwarded message.^[1]

Questions people ask

How much does it cost to change my business address in Biñan?

The 2026 charter lists ₱200 for a permit update for a change of business name or address.

Do I need my landlord's permit in Biñan?

Yes, if you rent. The charter asks for the lease contract and the lessor's business permit, for new and renewal applications.

How much is a new business permit in Biñan?

The 2026 charter says new and renewal fees are based on the city's 2016 revenue code, which the city homepage links as the Local Revenue Code. It does not print amounts, so fees are assessed by the city.